10 mins read time Last year I finished a 13 night run spread across several years on the Iris Nebula, NGC 7023, in the constellation Cepheus. I swore then that I’d leave it at that for a while. Yet here I am, having another go at it. I must be a glutton for punishment. Or… Read More My Nemesis, The Sequel
5 min read time When I talk about remote imaging, I’m not referring to logging into the high spec stuff online where you can “hire” telescope time in order to capture images. I’m talking about being able to log into your own system from either a different location or from your own living room. For… Read More Remote Imaging
Tracking or Guiding? What’s The Difference? One of the first things I recall asking was “what’s the difference between tracking and guiding?” Although the answer can be as complicated as we choose to make it, fundamentally-speaking, the answer is actually quite simple; tracking is when the mount relies solely on its internal mechanics and gearing… Read More Guiding Walkthrough
AstroHeart UK Photography 